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MogwaiMogwai Live at Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm on 2003-06-27 (June 27, 2003)

Collection: Mogwai
Band/Artist: Mogwai
Date: June 27, 2003 (check for other copies)
Venue: Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm
Location: Pilton, England

Source: Sony ECM-717 > Sony MZ-R500 (LP2)
Lineage: MZ-R500 line-out > Genius soundcard line-in > wave (Goldwave) > fades, EQ & normalising (Goldwave) > track indexes (CD Wave) > CDR(0) (CDRWin) > wave (EAC) > slight dynamics compression (Goldwave) > track indexes (CD Wave) > splits, Level 8 FLAC Compression & tagging (foobar2000)
Taped by: Rob (http://db.etree.org/robkismet)
Transferred by: Rob (http://db.etree.org/robkismet)
Keywords: Live concert

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01. You Don't Know Jesus
02. Hunted by a Freak
03. Helicon 1
04. Kids Will Be Skeletons
05. Ratts of the Capital
06. I Know You Are but What Am I?
07. Helicon 2
08. My Father My King

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Reviewer: camenta - - May 26, 2005
Subject: poor sound
Sounds faraway and murky, as if recorded far from the stage. Can't hear any of the subtelties, only when the music gets loud can you hear much. Still, has a nice, ethereal quality about it if you're looking for something different, and Mogwai don't get to play in front of a crowd this big often.

Reviewer: robkismet - - August 13, 2004
Subject: If you can get past the sound quality...
...this is a great show to listen to, though I must admit I'm biased. I'd never really heard Mogwai before this, but within a few minutes of You Don't Know Jesus, I knew I was going to get heavily hooked. When Stuart announced their last song a full twenty minutes before the scheduled end of their set, I knew I was about to be hit with something special. On a sunny Friday evening, in front of tens of thousands of completely bemused human beings, My Father My King was utterly awesome. It was closed with the most artistic and gentile guitar smashing I have ever seen.

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Do not sell. Do not encode to lossy formats.

Pyramid Stage lineup:
REM / David Gray / Suede / The Music / Mogwai / De La Soul / Echo and the Bunnymen / Inspiral Carpets / The Darkness


Helicon 2 replaced 2 Rights Make 1 Wrong, which was aborted due to technical problems.

There is a small glitch at the end of Helicon 1, which was on the master and too obscure to repair.

Terrible sound quality due to a variety of factors, mostly my location (i.e. far too close).